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Month: October 2024
Promises in Progress: Why Biden’s Major Bills Aren’t Resonating—Yet
It’s easy for impactful achievements to be overshadowed by the noise of immediate concerns and skepticism. Yet, the Biden administration’s… Read more
A Generation Divided by Gender and Politics
The 2024 election has become a fascinating referendum on gender roles, especially among Gen Z voters. There’s an undeniable trend:… Read more
How Occupy Wall Street Changed Activism
In the fall of 2011, a group of disenchanted citizens gathered in Zuccotti Park in New York City, setting in… Read more
Profit Over Patients: Examining the Ethics of Pharmaceutical Pricing
The pharmaceutical industry in the United States holds a unique and controversial position when it comes to drug pricing. Unlike… Read more
The Democrats’ Road to Victory Runs Through Detroit
Detroit. The beating heart of Michigan’s Black community. It’s a city that doesn’t just lean Democratic; it’s a city that… Read more
What Happened to Portland?
Portland has long been a beacon of progressive ideals—a city that stood up for environmental justice, embraced cultural diversity, and… Read more
Deregulation and Devastation in North Carolina
North Carolina stands as a tragic reminder of what happens when a state’s government prioritizes corporate interests over the well-being… Read more
Balancing the Books for Tomorrow: Ensuring Financial Stability Across Generations in Chicago Schools
Illinois and Chicago are once again at a financial crossroads, confronting a billion-dollar budget gap that highlights the challenging intersection… Read more
When the Music Stops: What to Do When Your Go-To Tech Is Decommissioned
Technology has a way of becoming indispensable in our lives, from VoIP adapters to streaming platforms. Over time, these tools… Read more